• Σχόλιο του χρήστη 'Chris' | 13 Ιανουαρίου 2023, 16:09

    We wish to flag the overlap and inconsistency between art 15/chapter B of the aforementioned bill and the Digital Services Act ) Regulation (EU) 2022/2065). As confirmed in recital 9 of the DSA, it “fully harmonises the rules applicable to intermediary services in the internal market with the objective of ensuring a safe, predictable and trusted online environment, addressing the dissemination of illegal content online and the societal risks that the dissemination of disinformation or other content may generate, and within which fundamental rights enshrined in the Charter are effectively protected and innovation is facilitated. Accordingly, Member States should not adopt or maintain additional national requirements relating to the matters falling within the scope of this Regulation,unless explicitly provided for in this Regulation, since this would affect the direct and uniform application of the fully harmonised rules applicable to providers of intermediary services in accordance with the objectives of this Regulation.” In this regard, Art 15(1) is inconsistent with Art 26 of the DSA which provides for specific information to be displayed alongside advertisements appearing on online platforms Art 15(2) is going beyond the DSA by requiring the removal of ads that don’t meet the Art 15(1) requirements. No such parallel obligation exists under DSA and this is therefore inconsistent with and excessive to the DSA.